In yesterday’s primaries, Senator John McCain surged ahead of his Republican rivals by winning nine states, including three of the most populous -- California, New York and Illinois. Democratic senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama each scored key victories.

Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama split victories in primary elections and caucuses Tuesday, known as Super Tuesday, when voters in two dozen American states voiced their preference for presidential nominees. Mike O'Sullivan reports, John McCain scored important wins over two rivals, Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, to claim the title of frontrunner in the Republican race.

Voters went to the polls and to caucuses in more than 20 states, Tuesday, providing both Democratic presidential candidates, New York Senator Hillary Clinton and Illinois Senator Barack Obama, with significant wins. On the Republican side, Arizona Senator John McCain surged ahead of his main rival, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. VOA's Greg Flakus has more from Chicago.

Thwarting a major challenge from charismatic African-American Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton retained her frontrunner position in a tight race for the Democratic Presidential nomination.

Polls are now closed in in delegate rich California. While all eyes are on California exit poll results, since Democrats are running neck and neck, let see if the California Primary Exit Poll Results have meaning.

Voters went to the Super Tuesday polls and to caucuses in more than 20 states, Tuesday, providing both Democratic presidential candidates, New York Senator Hillary Clinton and Illinois Senator Barack Obama, with significant wins. On the Republican side, Arizona Senator John McCain surged ahead of his main rival, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. VOA's Greg Flakus has more from Chicago.

Contests held in more than 20 states in what is known as 'Super Tuesday' primary election day in US presidential race. As Supper Tuesday primary results are coming in they show McCain winning several primary polls; Clinton, Obama are in close battle.

Voters in almost half the 50 U.S. states are making their voices heard in this Super Tuesday in the biggest primary election day in the nation's history. VOA's Paula Wolfson reports roughly half the delegates to the Republican and Democratic party nominating conventions are at stake.

Tonight is going to be a busy night for Twitter users, with more than 20 states voting in the biggest Super Tuesday primary in US history. Twitter has made some provision in terms of moving servers to new ISP to make it easier for Twitter users to follow and discuss Super Tuesday Results and Exit Polls on its website.

Hillary Clinton Encourages Americans to Report Voting Problems on Campaign Website.

In Super Tuesday's West Virginia Republican State Convention, Republican candidate Ron Paul’s campaign secured three of the 18 national delegates up for grabs.

Mitt Romney's campaign website published today where Mitt Romney stands on several key issues as people are anxiously waiting for the Exit Poll Results of Super Tuesday elections.